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Oct 15, 2024 | 
familylife.com | Brooke Wilson
Go Back to All Media and Entertainment Resources For some, it’s social media or checking your fantasy football team; for others, it’s being in the pit of binge watching your favorite show or online shopping. Do you want to learn how to minimize digital distractions in your marriage?
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Jul 22, 2024 | 
frieze.com | Brooke Wilson
This review is part of a new series of Must-See shows, in which a writer delivers a snapshot of a current exhibition Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley’s new game-based exhibition, ‘THE SOUL STATION’ – commissioned by LAS Art Foundation for Halle am Berghain, Berlin – builds an interactive metaverse in which collective decisions can offer a path to greater social awareness.
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May 28, 2024 | 
ascopubs.org | Brooke Wilson |Christopher Booth
1-3 expose patients to further investigations for incidental findings, and cause under-recognized time toxicities and financial opportunity costs for patients and health systems. Every year, millions of patients globally are diagnosed with early-stage cancer and treated with curative intent. After treatment, patients are clinically followed for treatment toxicity and may undergo surveillance imaging to monitor for disease recurrence.
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May 24, 2024 | 
ascopubs.org | Brooke Wilson |Enrique Soto-Perez-de-Celis |Christopher Booth
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May 20, 2024 | 
jamanetwork.com | Brooke Wilson |Elizabeth Eisenhauer |Christopher Booth
Randomized clinical trials (RCTs) define the efficacy of new cancer treatments and drive changes in clinical practice. Although the role of RCTs in generating knowledge is universally accepted, the often-cited benefits of trial participation for individual patients is open for debate.
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Jan 3, 2024 | 
cutimes.com | Brooke Wilson |Michael Ogden
CommentaryConnecting Employees to Financial Wellness Programs Year-RoundWhen people feel supported, not only as it relates to financial stress, but also in their mental and emotional health, it creates a more resilient and engaged community and workforce. By Brooke Wilson |January 03, 2024 at 02:00 PM
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Jun 6, 2023 | 
benefitnews.com | Brooke Wilson
Though members of different generations face varying everyday stressors, lead different lifestyles and hold different attitudes towards mental health, all of these individuals are connected through today's workplace. In addition to being a source of connection with a multigenerational team, the modern workplace can also be a source of connection to mental health care.
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Apr 2, 2023 | 
thehrdirector.com | Brooke Wilson
The burnout crisis is real. A recent report found 89% of workers have experienced burnout in the past year. While employers often focus on combatting burnout through updating policies such as offering flexible schedules, they often fail to consider the role outside stressors, such as financial hardships, finding the right daycare or getting a parent to a medical appointment, can play in contributing to burnout.
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Mar 19, 2023 | 
artplugged.co.uk | Brooke Wilson
Step into renowned art institutions like the Whitney, LACMA, or the Seattle Art Museum and you’re likely to come across the extraordinary works of acclaimed artists such as Saya Woolfalk, Shinique Smith, and K’era Morgan. In a recent showcase on The Frame, Samsung’s award-winning lifestyle TV, the artistic ingenuity of these dynamic women takes center stage, characterized by their distinctive approaches to art that are deeply intertwined with their personal heritage and identity.
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Mar 17, 2023 | 
artplugged.co.uk | Brooke Wilson
Harry Hugo Little: don’t leave Curated by Brooke Wilson23rd – 30th March 2023Bomb Factory Foundation9-15 Elthorne RdArchwayLondonN19 4AJA sentence; a set of words; a one-liner; a source of exploration for London-based artist Harry Hugo Little. Contemplating loss, grief and the fraught feelings that accompany such intense emotions, Little pulls apart language as a means of processing and asks the viewer to do the same.
